I don't know what this is but I'm assuming its GPU related

[Bastet]

Display Driver Uninstaller (DDU) V18.1.1.0 Released. - Wagnardsoft Forum Is the official download site. Current version is V18.1.1.0

[Bastet]

Display Driver Uninstaller (DDU) V18.1.1.0 Released. - Wagnardsoft Forum Is the official download site. Current version is V18.1.1.0

[Bruce]

@Wikus - more than 2 days since last update - anything new to report?

[Bruce]

@Wikus - more than 2 days since last update - anything new to report?

[Wikus]

Apologies for once again, another late reply. After using DDU to uninstall my drivers I noticed the graphics glitch went away but upon reinstalling my graphics drivers using NVCleaninstall this time rather than Nvidia app the issue had come back.

[Wikus]

Apologies for once again, another late reply. After using DDU to uninstall my drivers I noticed the graphics glitch went away but upon reinstalling my graphics drivers using NVCleaninstall this time rather than Nvidia app the issue had come back.

[phillpower2]

After using DDU to uninstall my drivers I noticed the graphics glitch went

Because that is the correct thing to do and so works.

upon reinstalling my graphics drivers using NVCleaninstall this time rather than Nvidia app the issue had come back.

That is because it is the wrong thing to do, mentioned back in my replies #38 and #43 you have a dumbed down Dell branded GPU not a stock Nvidia chipped card, you do not use drivers for the GPU from anywhere else but Dell and in this instance you want Version 32.0.15.6624, A00

Create a new folder on your desktop and name it Dell RTX 3060Ti drivers, download and save to the folder the drivers from here

Run DDU to uninstall the present Nvidea drivers.

Restart and install the Dell RTX drivers that you saved to your folder, restart and test.

The reason why the card is classed as dumbed down is because Dell have reduced the cards performance and power demands and for the card to be able to work it has a Dell mapped video chip and Dell drivers written specifically for that chip, the full blown Nvidia drivers send too much power to the Dell card and things go wonky.

[phillpower2]

After using DDU to uninstall my drivers I noticed the graphics glitch went

Because that is the correct thing to do and so works.

upon reinstalling my graphics drivers using NVCleaninstall this time rather than Nvidia app the issue had come back.

That is because it is the wrong thing to do, mentioned back in my replies #38 and #43 you have a dumbed down Dell branded GPU not a stock Nvidia chipped card, you do not use drivers for the GPU from anywhere else but Dell and in this instance you want Version 32.0.15.6624, A00

Create a new folder on your desktop and name it Dell RTX 3060Ti drivers, download and save to the folder the drivers from here

Run DDU to uninstall the present Nvidea drivers.

Restart and install the Dell RTX drivers that you saved to your folder, restart and test.

The reason why the card is classed as dumbed down is because Dell have reduced the cards performance and power demands and for the card to be able to work it has a Dell mapped video chip and Dell drivers written specifically for that chip, the full blown Nvidia drivers send too much power to the Dell card and things go wonky.

[phillpower2]

Being that the OP revisited the forum multiple times but chose not to acknowledge my reply this thread will be closed.

[phillpower2]

Being that the OP revisited the forum multiple times but chose not to acknowledge my reply this thread will be closed.